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The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution for Cause of Conscience...

A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONTENTS OF THE BOOK.

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Williams, Roger and Underhill, Edward Bean
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Though evil be always evil, yet the permission of it may sometimes be good
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Two sorts of commands, both from Moses and Christ
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The permission of divorce in Israel, Matt. xix. 17, 18
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Usury in the civil state lawfully permitted
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Seducing teachers, either pagans, Jewish, Turkish, or anti-christian, may yet be obedient subjects to the civil laws
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Scandalous livers against the civil state
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Toleration of Jezebel and Balaam, Rev. ii. 14, 20, examined
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The Christian world hath swallowed up Christianity
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Christ Jesus the deepest politician that ever was, yet commands he a toleration of anti-christians
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The princes of the world seldom take part with Christ Jesus
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Buchanan’s item to King James
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King James’s sayings against persecution
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King Stephen’s, of Poland, sayings against persecution
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Forcing of conscience a soul-rape
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Persecution for conscience hath been the lancet which hath let blood the nations. All spiritual whores are bloody
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Polygamy, or the many wives of the fathers
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David advancing of God’s worship against order
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Constantine and the good emperors, confessed to have done more hurt to the name and crown of Christ, than the bloody Neros did
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The language of persecutors
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Christ’s lilies may flourish in the church, notwithstanding the weeds in the world permitted

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The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution for Cause of Conscience Discussed and Mr. Cotton's Letter Examined and Answered, Project Gutenberg eBook #65739

A BIOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE BOTH HOUSES OF THE HIGH COURT OF PARLIAMENT.